peggybrandt:

Your brother and I have been discussing a few investment opportunities.

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

| 1.01 | “In Throes of Increasing Wonder”

leztat:

Such a beautiful head.

Interview with the Vampire (2022-)

haflacky:

And so he did it

haflacky:

Never let go

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buckleys-robins:

You cursed her into the darkness. You chose Lestat over her, time and time again.

cloudsofbespin:

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022 -) | 1.02  “…After the Phantoms of Your Former Self”  

I ain’t never gon’ have a family of my own, am I? No sons, no daughters.
I’m your family, Louis.

beatricenius:

Something about distorted memories and tearful last kisses

nadiasna7:

They say that we’re out of control and some say we’re sinners
But don’t let them ruin our beautiful rhythms

Since Lestat can fly… I couldn’t pass the chance to draw them dancing under the midnight sky

vorbarrsultana:

i was his, and he was mine.

stevenrogered:

Variety’s Best TV Performances of 2022: Pairs Edition
Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid (Interview with the Vampire, AMC)

Stepping into the iconic Anne Rice roles of Louis and Lestat must have been, at the very least, incredibly intimidating. But in AMC’s refreshing twist on the original novel, Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid rose to the occasion with unforgettable style. Reid unleashed hell as the perpetually hungry Lestat, prowling the screen like a lion waiting to pounce. Anderson, portraying a Louis of decidedly different roots than the one Rice first wrote, gave one of the year’s point-blank best performances, as ferocious as it was viscerally wounded. As Reid and Anderson embody Lestat and Louis, it’s all too easy to understand why millions remain so invested in this romance, vicious and doomed though it is.